Question 1 Finance Lease in the books of the lessor. The Machine was...

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Question 1
Finance Lease in the books of the lessor. The Machine was Bought for R320000 on 1 Jan 2017, lease period is 5 years, lease payments R100000 in arrears on 31 December each year. Interest rate is 16.9911%.
Calculate the interest income figure for the year ending 31 December 2018.
The answer is
A. R45622
B. R14523
C. R46618
D.54372
Question 2
YYZ LTD signed a 5 year financial lease agreement on equipment. The minimum lease payments were R100000 per annum. With title to pass to YYZ LTD at the end of the lease term. The equipment has estimated useful life of 8 years. The straight line method of depreciation is used. The minimum lease payments were determined to have a present value of R654896 an effective interest rate of 10%.
It should be recorded as.
The answer is
A. Rent expenses or 100000
B. Interest expenses of R 65489.6 and depreciation of R81862
C. Interest expenses of R 50000 and depreciation of R81862
D. Interest expenses of R65490 and depreciation of R130979
Question 3
A lease record interest expenses in both finance and operating lease.
The answer is
True or False
Question 4
A capitalised lease asset is depreciated over the term of then lease by the lessee.
The answer is
True or False
Question 5
If a portion of the asset is not physically distinct and the lessee does not obtain all the economic benefits from the use of the asset, it is not an identified asset.
The answer is
True or False

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